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SHORING • PROPPING • TRAFFIC • LASERS • PIPELINE TESTING
SHORE NEWS NOVEMBER, 2024
Welcome to the November 2024 edition of Shore News
Once again we have a lot of exciting news to share!
Explore some of our recent projects, and enjoy our recap of our recent awards night, well done to all recipients for their outstanding work. You can also check out some of the socials from this month, especially our satisfying 3-part ASMR video series. Plus learn more about our partnership with Variety as we coming into December aka our "Month of Giving". Lastly don't forget our all important safety tips just in time for the holidays.
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2024 Conference & Awards
During our recent conference Shore Hire hosted the annual awards night where the theme of the year was "We Before Me", a value which our team embody everyday. While we consistently celebrate our team successes internally through the year, we enjoyed taking a moment to recognise and share some of our standout individuals with the below awards being presented.
Congratulations to all our award winners, each contributing to Shore Hire's amazing success in the last 12 months.
Peter Geelan WOW Award Winner –
Aaron Watson
Luke Geelan Employee of the Year –
Darren Basten
Sales Representative of the Year –
Alex Pilgrim
Branch of the Year –
Sunshine Coast
Month Of Giving
'Tis the season for giving, and this December Shore Hire is tripling our donations to Variety Club.
This means, every time you hire a Shore Hire product, you're also supporting kids in need.
Shore Hire On Socials
Click below to find out more about our most recent projects, promotions and interesting stories on our socials.
Check out Shore Hire's success at this years annual awards night.
Go check out what has finally arrived to Shore Hire!
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Check out our most recent successful Shoring Project in Gosford.
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ASMR Video
Check out our recently shared three part video series shared on our social channels. "The Sights and Sounds of a Hire Yard" are three content pieces that capture everyday life at Shore Hire shot and edited ASMR style. We hope you find them satisfying.
What Is A Cofferdam?
Cofferdams are a type of shoring system build in or across water. There are various types of Cofferdams and a variety of factors will affect which one is used for your project.
Read our recent blog to learn about Cofferdams, press the link below.
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Davit Arm Trailer Hitch Mount
Shore Hire’s Davit Arm Trailer Hitch Mount is a portable solution for confined space entry and fall arrest applications. It utilises a vehicle's tow hitch as an anchor point and works with most 51mm square vehicle receivers.
Made from lightweight aluminium, it is compatible with the Ikar 24m Fall Arrest Recovery Winch, making it a strong and versatile choice for situations where traditional mounts aren't feasible.
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What Shore Hire's Engineering Team Can Do For You
Our world-class engineers are experts in all of our products and their applications, with years of experience in designing propping and shoring solutions for projects of all sizes.
Head to the link below to learn how our engineering team can help you!
Safety Tips For Christmas Decorations
The holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and bringing festive cheer into your home with Christmas decorations. However, it’s important to keep safety in mind while decking the halls to prevent accidents or fires. Here are some key tips for enjoying a safe and merry Christmas season.
1. Check Lights for Damage
Before hanging up your Christmas lights, inspect them carefully for any frayed wires, broken bulbs, or exposed wires. Damaged lights can pose a fire hazard, so it’s best to replace them or repair any defects.
2. Don’t Overload Electrical Outlets
When plugging in your lights, avoid overloading outlets, which can increase the risk of overheating and fires
3. Keep Decorations Away from Heat Sources
Place decorations such as trees, wreaths, and garlands away from heat sources like BBQs and candles. Dry Christmas trees, in particular, are highly flammable, and any contact with an open flame can lead to a dangerous fire.
4. Water Your Christmas Tree
If you have a real tree, make sure to water it daily. Dry trees are more likely to catch fire, so keeping the tree hydrated will help reduce the risk. A fresh tree can last longer and look better with proper care, so don’t skip this step.
5. Secure Decorations
Ensure all decorations are properly secured, especially if you have pets or young children in the house. Small ornaments, tinsel, or ribbon can pose choking hazards, while larger items like candles or heavy decorations may become dangerous if knocked over.
6. Use Flameless Candles
While candles create a warm, festive atmosphere, they can also be a fire hazard. Opt for flameless LED candles instead, which look realistic but are much safer, particularly around greenery, fabric, or other flammable decorations.
7. Supervise Children and Pets
Keep an eye on young children and pets around decorations, especially if they’re curious about electrical lights, fragile ornaments, or tinsel. Consider using baby gates or setting up a designated area to protect fragile or hazardous items.
By following these simple safety tips, you can ensure your Christmas decorations add warmth and cheer to your home without creating unnecessary risks. Happy holidays, and stay safe!
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In saying this, if there's a product you wish you had onsite or would make your life easier, send our team a message at hello@shorehire.com.au.
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